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The temperature thread.
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Posted 2004-08-25, 05:31 PM
In this thread, you're supposed to name any random object, followed by what you think it's temperature is (Celcius, Fahrenheit, or Kelvin). This is so that the world will finally have a long-awaited catalogue of the temperatures of every object in the universe.

So I go first:

The..."L" key on my keyboard, 78 degrees F.
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Posted 2004-08-25, 05:33 PM in reply to Mantralord's post "The temperature thread."
a white piece paper is 70 degrees F
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Posted 2004-08-25, 05:45 PM in reply to Ganga's post starting "a white piece paper is 70 degrees F"
this thread.... 700 degrees F.
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Posted 2004-08-25, 05:49 PM in reply to Ganga's post starting "a white piece paper is 70 degrees F"
Me:

Currently 100.3 degrees F.
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Posted 2004-08-25, 05:50 PM in reply to Demosthenes's post starting "Me: Currently 100.3 degrees F."
Frozen Liquid Helium, 1 degree Kelvin
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Posted 2004-08-25, 05:59 PM in reply to Mantralord's post starting "Frozen Liquid Helium, 1 degree Kelvin"
My fridge, 35 degrees Fahrenheit on inside, 72 degrees Fahrenheit on outside.
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Posted 2004-08-25, 06:02 PM in reply to HandOfHeaven's post starting "My fridge, 35 degrees Fahrenheit on..."
A wrench, 86.2 degrees F.
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Posted 2004-08-25, 06:03 PM in reply to Mantralord's post starting "A wrench, 86.2 degrees F."
This CD beside me: 20 degrees C.
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Posted 2004-08-25, 06:04 PM in reply to Mantralord's post starting "A wrench, 86.2 degrees F."
Boiling Water, 100 degrees celsius! Cooking noodles....
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Posted 2004-08-25, 06:05 PM in reply to Mantralord's post starting "A wrench, 86.2 degrees F."
Lightning bolt ~50,000 F
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Posted 2004-08-25, 06:05 PM in reply to HandOfHeaven's post starting "Boiling Water, 100 degrees celsius!..."
Pikachu, 108.3 degrees F.
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Posted 2004-08-25, 06:11 PM in reply to Mantralord's post starting "Pikachu, 108.3 degrees F."
mantralord said:
Pikachu, 108.3 degrees F.
Not after this:

http://newgrounds.com/portal/view/1458
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Posted 2004-08-25, 06:12 PM in reply to Demosthenes's post starting "Not after this: ..."
mjordan2nd said:
Not after this:

http://newgrounds.com/portal/view/1458
NOT A TEMPERATURE! You're fired!

Temperature of mjordan2nd getting fired, 36 degrees C.
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Posted 2004-08-25, 06:20 PM in reply to Mantralord's post starting "A wrench, 86.2 degrees F."
The fork I just used to consume Kraft(c) --It's the cheesiest!-- Macaroni N' Cheese, 98.9 degrees F on the eating end, 86.2 degrees F on the handle side before I pick it up.

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Posted 2004-08-25, 07:34 PM in reply to DaFrigginDoctah's post starting "The fork I just used to consume..."
my bass 74.69458 F
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Posted 2004-08-25, 08:47 PM in reply to tokill.ace's post starting "my bass 74.69458 F"
my room. 70 F
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Posted 2004-08-25, 10:18 PM in reply to Sovereign's post starting "my room. 70 F"
Hot Skillet- 375 degrees American Fahrenheit (fuck your Celcius)
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Posted 2004-08-26, 03:20 AM in reply to Penny_Bags's post starting "Hot Skillet- 375 degrees American..."
OMFG! in Australia all we use is celcius rofl.. my house right now- 29 Degrees Celcius!
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Posted 2004-08-26, 05:26 AM in reply to PureRebel's post starting "OMFG! in Australia all we use is..."
PureRebel said:
OMFG! in Australia all we use is celcius rofl.. my house right now- 29 Degrees Celcius!
OMFG we don't give a shit what you use, as long as you have some method instead of doing what souhterners in the US do: Bob, what's tha temperature? Ted? It's warm!

It's 60 degree Farenheit in the house right now -.-
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Posted 2004-08-26, 07:04 AM in reply to Mantralord's post "The temperature thread."
The W key on my laptop keyboard after a few hours of gaming. 150F (yes, they become painfull to touch)

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